Dino,
Look at the kepler.dat file in the Finder.
It resides in the MacDoppler data folder.
You can look at the "modified" date in the Finder, or open the file in
TextEdit...
the date should show at the top of the opened document.
The above instructions are for MacDopplerPro_X2.9.3.
If you are u
I'm thinking of retiring my Endeavour rotor control interface for something
newer.
Is anyone using a Fox-Delta ST-1 (USB) with MacDoppler on an iMac?
I know that MacDoppler and the ST-1 are supposed to support the EasyCom
protocol,
but I'd like to know if anyone out there is actually using this
Tom,
Here's the link. Scroll down a bit for Sat specifics...
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/LoTW%2520Instructions/N5JB.pdf
N5AB
On Apr 19, 2011, at 6:48 PM, Tom Workman wrote:
> I've decided to give Logbook of the World (LOTW) another try. I
> keep losing
> my passwords and have to start over
Sand it to shiny copper and lay on some paste flux.
Even then, you'll need a lot of heat. Make sure the solder flows on,
and not just globs on.
I have not built a Moxon but I have dealt with soldering heavy wire.
Let us know how they work out for you, after they're up.
Bill N5AB
On Apr 16, 2011
Pete, as I understand it, there are two important lines in the .adi file
which must be included for LOTW to recognize it as a sat contact...
examples are shown below:
Propagation Mode: SAT
Satellite Name: AO-7
I've found that some logging software does _not_ have these two items
available as "
George,
The loops are secured with Allen screws at their bottom. They take a
3/32 Allen wrench to tighten them (I just checked
this on my Eggbeater).
You might want to make sure there's no ice in the hex hole, or the
wrench won't get a good bite.
Let me know if you need a copy of the manual an
George,
I re-read your email and realized you were asking how the *fiberglass
rod* connects to the balun case.
The manual shows the balun case/support rod as one item, so I don't
know how the rod is secured.
My guess is that it's a force-fit into the delrin ring at the top of
the balun.
I ca
Jerry,
I don't have an FT-60, I have an FT-50 and use what the owners manual
calls VFO Duplex Mode.
This allows one VFO to be on the xmit frequency and the other VFO to
be on the receive frequency.
I looked at the online owners manual for your FT-60 and did not see
the VFO Duplex option ment
.. haven't tried it
on a PC yet.
Bill Howell
N5AB
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Joseph,
Check out this page:
http://www.thecompassstore.com/decvar.html#
There's a link on that page to plug in your Zip code and figure
declination, or
you can use the handy map on the main page.
For Austin, the magic number is 4 degrees.
If I recall correctly (it's been a few years), I set the
ut not having access to the roof, once the
rotor is installed.
Keep in mind that at some point in the future, you may end up having
to get up there and troubleshoot the unit or perhaps attend to a coax
connector that is letting in the rain, etc.
Bill Howell N5AB
On Jul 5, 2009, at 5:44
it (I
think his Mac is USB-only), and let you know.
Bill Howell N5AB
On Jul 4, 2009, at 8:12 PM, myles landstein wrote:
> Since no one has replied thought I might give it another try,
> while perhaps not many are familiar with MacDoppler software, I
> hope some would be with the
.4 or above.
Bill Howell N5AB
On Jun 29, 2009, at 3:43 PM, Howard Kowall wrote:
> Hello to all
>
> Well my daughter just bought a new Mac laptop because hers had died
>
> She came into town and gave me her dead Mac laptop
>
> And of course I fixed it,work good now and it is
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